Usage: acquire ... /text:attr:attr...="some text"
This option causes Acquire to draw some text into each image, after scanning and before writing the image to file. By default, the text is written in plain black 12pt Arial at the bottom-left of the image.
Any number of attributes can be applied - see the Attributes table below.
Any special placeholders in your text will be replaced - see the Placeholders table below.
If you omit the ="text", Acquire uses "$file[$page] ($user) $date"
The text is placed relative to the edges of the image, with a 0.3 inch margin. That is, when we say the text is drawn at the "left edge" of the image, we mean 0.3in from the left edge.
Examples
acquire /text
acquire /text="scanned on $date by $user"
acquire /text:underline:times:0.2in:top:center:180="Document A00057732"
/Text Placeholders
| This... |
Is Replaced With... |
Version |
| $date |
The date and time in a terse locale-appropriate format.
For example: 8/17/07 17:23:05 |
2.85 |
| $file |
The name of the current output file, if one has been specified. |
2.85 |
| $page |
The page within the output file, numbered from 1. |
2.85 |
| $user |
The name of the logged-in user. |
2.85 |
| $utc |
The UTC date and time (also known as GMT) in a terse format.
Example: 08/21/07 01:55:19
|
2.85 |
Any number of attributes from the following table can be specified. If two attributes are in conflict (like top and bottom) the rightmost one wins.
/Text Attributes
